Guide to Mexico

by Brian Williams

Buenos Días. Welcome to Mexico. Journey south of the border to the world's largest Spanish-speaking country. See Mexico City where modern skyscrapers tower over ancient temples. Discover age-old secrets of the Aztecs. Thrill to the daring feats of bullfighters and cliff divers. Enjoy the taste of tortillas and have fiesta-time fun.

Top Secret Guides take readers on adventures to the most mysterious and interesting places on Earth. Each book features a trip to a different country. Readers will visit famous landmarks, discover surprising facts, and learn about the cultures and customs of the people who live there.

Genres: Childrens

32 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 1995

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Reviews

[Josiah]

This non-fiction tome is actually better than I had anticipated. The even-handed approach to introducing young readers to the wonders of Mexico is very good, and Brian Williams attempted valiantly to include a lot of the difficult-to-pronounce names of Mexican locations while still holding the interest of his readers. This might have been more successful had he included pronunciation aids whenever a particularly puzzling name is used, though.
Ultimately, this is a good non-fiction story, and renders an agreeable treatment of a fascinating and ancient culture and nation. I recommend it.

[Theresa]

a great early children' reference and guide to the people and culture of mexico